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Kansas Anti-Tobacco Legislation May Be the Next Dumb & Dumber
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Columbia Study on Cigar & Pipe Smoking Corrupt Misuse of Junk Science
From: IPCPR - 2010-02-21 20:30:37
Arango Cigar Co. Named Exclusive U.S. Distributor for Woodmere Pipe Furniture
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Underage Smoking Bad - Legislating Grown-Ups Personal Lifestyles Bad
From: IPCPR - 2010-01-17 10:23:55
Proposed Washington Tobacco Tax Increases Cause Committees to Clash
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G.L. Pease Maltese Falcon Pipe Tobacco Review
November 23rd, 2009
I want to thank the guy that gave me some Maltese Falcon to try at the 2009 Chicago Pipe Show. I don’t remember his name, but Maltese Falcon has become one of my favorite pipe tobacco blends. I have been smoking it for the last three days straight and I am not tired of it yet. I have had it in the morning, afternoon and night. It is tasty and delightful at anytime of day. To describe this tobacco in a word, I would say "Flavorful". It’s like a rich strong dark coffee with a little bit of milk and sugar added to tame any sharp bite you might get.
Samuel Gawith Commonwealth Pipe Tobacco Review
September 30th, 2009
I’ve heard of aged tobacco, but 200 years old is really getting up there. Ok, the tobacco isn’t really that old, but Samuel Gawith’s Commonwealth Mixture is a Bicentenarian - meaning this pipe tobacco blend has been around for 200 years. I’m not surprised it’s lasted that long as it is one of the best pipe tobaccos I have ever tasted. SG Commonwealth Mixture was recommended to me by PipesMagazine.com member John Gioannetti, aka "mate". I think I will take all of his recommendations from now on.
I was already anticipating something good when seeing the tin saying, "Full Strength Mixture", and I wasn’t let down.
Upon opening the tin, you see and smell a dark, smoky mixture. The tobacco in my tin was rather moist, but I just filled up a bowl and lit it up.
Even though it seemed too moist, I had no trouble lighting and keeping lit.
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Pipe Tobacco - it’s not all the same
August 1st, 2009
So you’ve been thinking of trying a pipe but you’re not sure of which tobacco to try? Perhaps it’s time to stop pondering which tobacco to use and just take the plunge and buy something that the tobacco store clerk recommends.
You see the fact is that the type of tobacco that a pipe smoker uses ultimately comes down to their own personal taste and what suits them. Just about every one of us has started off with a tobacco that was recommended by someone else but I would wager that almost none of us are still smoking that brand or blend of tobacco that we first started with.
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